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    The editorial discusses how Filipinos, known for their strength and resilience, have become despondent during the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic and lockdown measures have had major social and economic impacts in the Philippines, including widespread job and income losses. Poverty has increased as many families are unable to afford even one meal per day. While Filipinos are accustomed to overcoming hardship, the prolonged effects of the pandemic have caused many to gradually lose hope as they struggle and see their families suffering. However, the pandemic may also make people stronger by testing their faith and resilience to endure difficult times.

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    The editorial discusses how Filipinos, known for their strength and resilience, have become despondent during the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic and lockdown measures have had major social and economic impacts in the Philippines, including widespread job and income losses. Poverty has increased as many families are unable to afford even one meal per day. While Filipinos are accustomed to overcoming hardship, the prolonged effects of the pandemic have caused many to gradually lose hope as they struggle and see their families suffering. However, the pandemic may also make people stronger by testing their faith and resilience to endure difficult times.

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    Editorial About Resilency of Filipino in Times of Pandemic

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    The editorial discusses how Filipinos, known for their strength and resilience, have become despondent during the COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic and lockdown measures have had major social and economic impacts in the Philippines, including widespread job and income losses. Poverty has increased as many families are unable to afford even one meal per day. While Filipinos are accustomed to overcoming hardship, the prolonged effects of the pandemic have caused many to gradually lose hope as they struggle and see their families suffering. However, the pandemic may also make people stronger by testing their faith and resilience to endure difficult times.

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    EDITORIAL

    How the Philippines' Strong People Have


    Suddenly Become Despondent at Times of
    Covid-19 Pandemic

    the largest unemployment rate was


    The word “strong” has been thrown registered at 17.6 percent.
    around to describe how the Filipinos
    are able to pick themselves up in the The people had a hard time adjusting
    face of pandemic. COVID-19 at the situations. This pandemic
    pandemic has brought challenges to affected many people, including low-
    the world. Almost all nations have to income households. Families that are
    shut down their economy in order to unable to work will be unable to spend
    stop the virus's spread, and Philippines money on a daily basis.
    is one of those countries that has taken Poverty arises because of unstable
    severe steps by enacting the Enhanced income. Lots of families unable to
    Community Quarantine on March 15, provide not even a meal in a day
    2020. resulting to hunger.
    Because of the worldwide COVID-19 Even though they are strong, when
    pandemic, nationwide community they see their family starving and
    quarantines and social separation have suffering, they gradually lose hope.
    become the new normal. Since Anyone finding themselves struggling
    prolonged and extensive lockdowns in life will really lose hope. But of
    are relatively new experiences, course, as known to be ‘strong people’
    however little known about the well- they kept going through life.
    being of people in such extreme
    In life, there will be always a time that
    situations.
    we people lose hope in everything.
    The pandemic has a major impact on Even this pandemic made people lose
    people's health, jobs, and rights. The their hope it somehow also made them
    Duterte government's weak pandemic stronger than before.
    response appears to have increased
    In a quote, “Hope is important because
    Filipinos' suffering rather than
    it can make the present moment less
    reducing its social and economic
    difficult to bear. If we believe that
    consequences. According to the
    tomorrow will be better, we can bear
    government's most recent labor force
    hardship today.” The message says it
    survey, which was updated in
    all. It is okay to lose hope but don’t
    September 2021, the unemployment
    lose faith in our God. God will provide
    rate is 8.9 percent, which equates to
    everything. Let us all keep going, we
    4.25 million people. During the first
    will all come through these challenges
    implementation of Enhanced
    in life.
    Community Quarantine in April 2020,

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